In the Name of Gucci charts the untold love story of Patricia’s parents, relying on the author’s own memories, a collection of love letters and interviews with her mother, as well as an archive of previously unseen photos. She interweaves her parents’ tempestuous narrative with that of her own relationship with her father—from an isolated little girl who lived in the shadows for the best part of a decade through her rise as Gucci’s spokesperson and Aldo’s youngest protégé, to the moment when Aldo’s three sons were shunned after betraying him in a notorious coup and Patricia—once considered a guilty secret—was made his sole universal heir. It is an epic tale of love and loss, treason and loyalty, sweeping across Italy, England and America during the most tumultuous period of Gucci’s sixty years as a family business.
This Week’s Real Estate Stalking is an incredible home in Connecticut that is a summer rental. What a gorgeous setting to spend those lazy summer days. The property and view are stunning. It so easy to forget how amazing the Long Island Sound can be. How great would it be to have it right in your back yard? For more information on this Chilton Summer Listing of Chilton and Chadwick, a team within Higgins Group contact christine@chiltonandchadwick.com.
I recently saw this recipe on one of my favorite blogs Happily Eva After. Eva is the daughter of Susan Sarandon and she is adorable and so talented. The recipe is so easy and can be the basis for so many possible meals. I cook this for my kids all the time and they use the chicken to make quesadillas, tacos, nachos, put it over a salad or just eat it by itself. Here’s all you need to do. Take your chicken breasts, put them in your crock pot. Season with salt and pepper and top with a jar of Salsa (which ever is your favorite). Cook on low for apprx. 5 hours. When finished, shred with a fork and put 1 or 2 spoonfuls of the cooking sauce with the chicken in a bowl to serve. Voila!!!! Happy Crocking!!!!
